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Q After completing the assigned reading and watching the lecture videos for this module, write one substantive paragraph (4-6 sentences) for each question below: 1. In your own words, what is the primary theological theme of the law? 2. According to the lectures, how does the law relate to the NT? 3. What is the definition of legalism? Discuss how you feel both legalism and its opposite error (discussed in the lecture) has been a part of your walk with God.

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The primary theological theme of the law as per my perspective is to ensure that the nature, behavior and actions of Yahweh would be known to the readers of the law. The theme had also been to ensure that there would be rules identified, accepted, comprehended and completed adhered to by believers of Yahweh. The application of the identified values learned from the nature, behavior and actions of Yahweh in the real-life situations of human believers can be considered to be most important.